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History of Ash and Ridley
from Earliest Records to 1957
Compiled by Dorothy G. Meager on
behalf of Ash and Ridley Women's Institute
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Blackbird
Bluetit
Bullfinch
Chiffchaff (S)
Crow
Cuckoo (S)
Common Gull
Fieldfare (W)
Great-tit
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Goldfinch
Green Woodpecker
Hedge Accentor
(Hedge Sparrow)
House Martin (S)
House Sparrow
Jackdaw
Jay
Lapwing (Peewhit)
Linnet
Nightingale (S)
Magpie
Partridge
Pheasant
Pied Wagtail
Pigeon
Robin
Song Thrush
Whitethroat (S)
Wren
Yellowhammer
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Rook
Skylark
Starling
Swallow (S)
Coal-tit
Greenfinch
Long-tailed tit
Barn Owl
Tawny Owl
Little Owl
Swift
Sparrowhawk
Tree-creeper
Mistle Thrush
S = Summer Visitor
W = Winter Visitor
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